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LA VOCE DOLCE DEL SIGNORE

Micah 2

1 Woe to them that devise iniquity, and plotting evil on their beds, to put it to effect the break of day when they have power in their hands! 2 covet fields, and kidnap them, the houses, and if you take them, so they oppress a man and his house, the individual and his property. 3 Therefore thus saith the Lord: Behold, I meditate a race against this evil, which you can not remove your necks, and not walk more than a head uplifted, they will be bad times. 4 In that day will be upon you a saying, you sing a lament, and say: 'It is finished! We are completely ruined! He spends the other part of my people! You see, as he takes it from me! Our fields distributes them unbelievers! ' 5 So that you will no longer pull the string to the parties, in the congregation of the LORD.
6 'Do not prophesy!' they are repeating. Even if you do not profetizzino such things, you will avoid the ignominy. 7 O you who bear the name of the house of Jacob, the Lord is quick to anger, perhaps? This is his way of acting? My words are not they favor the one who walks righteously? 8 But lately my people rise as an enemy, you take away the mantle of the above as a quelli che passan tranquillamente, che tornano dalla guerra. 9 Voi cacciate le donne del mio popolo dalle case che son la loro delizia; voi rapite per sempre la mia gloria ai loro figliuoletti. 10 Levatevi, andàtevene! perché questo non è luogo di riposo; a motivo della sua contaminazione, esso vi distruggerà d'una distruzione orrenda. 11 Se uno andasse dietro al vento, e spacciasse menzogne, dicendo: 'Io predirò per te vino e bevande forti!' quello sarebbe l'oracolo di questo popolo.
12 Io ti radunerò, o Giacobbe, you gather it all! Surely I will gather the rest of Israel, I will make them come together like sheep in a fold, like sheep in the midst of his pasture, the place is crowded with men. 13 Who will make the gap go up before them, they faran the breach, and will go through the door and it will come out, and their king will go before them, and the LORD at their head.

1 Woe to them that devise iniquity, and plotting evil on their beds, to put in effect at daybreak, when they have power in hand! 2 covet fields, and kidnap them, the houses, and if you take them, so they oppress a man and his house, the individual and his property.

heard that, everyone puts their hands up and think that it can not be affected by such phrases, since they believe it is right. Instead, everyone should feel implicated, at the time that perfection does not belong to anyone and no one can claim to be right.

Even the most holy men must be found sooner or later, to recognize his state of misery inanza Lord.

religion instead teaches us to build a pedestal and pride for our good works. The true believer, however, acknowledges the gifts of the Spirit, and like Paul, be deemed not the best but the worst of sinners.

What harm for our pride! Dissent from that part of our ego! Yet a true conversion to the Lord is able to awaken these effects in human nature.

Man machine lust and evil things that are not his and can get to a kill for these things.

3 Therefore thus saith the Lord: Behold, I meditate a race against this evil, which you can not remove your necks, and not walk more head uplifted, they will be bad times.

This verse was addressed to the people, but today the evil race was not extinguished. This generation is renewed decade after decade, since the man sends the mark of his sin to his sons, as understood by the descendants of Adam to the present.

The bad times were always there at the time that man himself is evil. There is where the wicked evil reigns and you can not hope for something the better.

Evil becomes pain, however, when the Lord puts his finger on sinks and sinks, up to the crucial point, where there is a real shame that moves everything.

do not think they are better than anyone else and above all to be different than Israel, because it would be an act of considerable pride.

We are an evil generation, as will our children and their successes. But then as were our ancestors and the one before.

7 O you who bear the name of the house of Jacob, the Lord is quick to anger, perhaps? This is his way of acting? My words are not they favor the one who walks righteously? 8 But lately my people rise as an enemy, you take away the mantle of the above as those that quietly Passaniti, who return from war.

the prophet speaks of righteousness to a city that did not know. Israel knew what justice was too busy to serve his wicked desires.

However, it is the same scenario that took place at the time of Christ and to which we are witnessing today. The Word speaks of things that our human logic considers to be foolish, however, but the boat is always top it off, and the man is in disarray with all sorts of iniquity.

Ad un certo punto l'Eterno si chiede se troverà la fede quando tornerà quaggiù in terra. Lasciano stare i discorsi universali, questa è una domanda che ognuno dovrebbe farsi per sé: “troverà il Signore la fede nel mio cuore quando tornerà?”

Al di là tutte le risposte che si possono dare, se ce n'è anche solo un granello di senapa, allora significa che la rettitudine regna nel nostro cuore.

10 Levatevi, andàtevene! perché questo non è luogo di riposo; a motivo della sua contaminazione, esso vi distruggerà d'una distruzione orrenda.

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rest on this earth? Beyond sleep, we can say that the day is a routine continues without pause, without reflection and without stopping. We must do one thing after another and trouble if the clock hand is a little 'ahead of what we set.

Haste reigns in our hearts and everything is contaminated with our desire to make, test, perform ... no ... The Lord does not want it, but whispers to stop.

His voice, in comparison to the bully of the world, is sweet and whispers the repose of the soul.

Let us pause a moment and reflect. The believer feels the need to carve out a moment of the day to stop and look to the sky, a reminder that beyond the hectic day, there is also the possibility of an inner rest, which invigorates and gives hope.

is the sweet voice of the Lord who stays proceedings against the wicked and turned instead to those who trust in him:

12 I gather thee, O Jacob, you gather all of the ! Surely I will gather the rest of Israel, I will make them come together like sheep in a fold, like sheep in the midst of his pasture, the place is crowded with men. 13 Who will ascend the breach before them, they faran the breach, and will go through the door and it will come out, and their king will go before them, and the LORD at their head.

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IL CORDOGLIO DI MICHEA

Micah 1

Eternal threats against Israel and Judah
The first word of the LORD that came to Micah the Moresheth, the days of Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, kings of Judah, and he had a vision about Samaria and Jerusalem.
2 Hear, all ye people; Presta attention, O earth and all that is in you! And the Lord God, be a witness against you: the Lord from his holy temple. 3 behold, the LORD comes out of his house, down, walk on the heights of the earth; 4 the mountains melt beneath him and the valleys will crash like wax before the fire, like water on a slope.
5 And all this because of the transgression of Jacob, and because of the sins of the house of Israel. What is the transgression of Jacob? Is not Samaria? What are the high places of Judah? I'm not Jerusalem?
6 Therefore I will make Samaria a heap of stones in the countryside, a place to plant the vines, I will pour down the stones into the valley, I'll put the foundation into the open. 7 All her idols will be broken, all the wages of his immodesty will be burned with fire, and all her idols I will destroy them, collected with the wages of prostitution, would revert to the wages of prostitution.
8 For this I will mourn and scream, I will go stripped and naked: I will send de 'wailing like the dragons, and mourning as the owls. 9 Since her wound is incurable; extends to Judas, came to the door of my people, to Jerusalem. 10 did not proclaim in Gath! Do not cry in Acre! Beth-Leafra I roll in the dust. 11 Go, go, O inhabitant of Shafir, in shameful nakedness does not go out the village of Tsaanan, the mourning of Beth-Haetsel deprives you of this refuge. 12 Marot's home is grieving for his property, because a disaster has fallen from the Lord to the gate of Jerusalem. 13 Attack of the cart horses, O inhabitant of Lachish! It was the beginning of sin to the daughter of Zion, for in thee are found the transgressions of Israel. 14 Therefore shalt thou give a parting gift to Moresheth-Gath: the houses of Achzib be a lie to the kings of Israel. 15 I will take you to a new owner or inhabitant of Maresha, go up to Adullam the glory of Israel! 16 cut his hair, Shave my head, because of 'the children of your delight! Be as bald as the vulture, are poich'essi in captivity, far from thee!

ignited the anger of the Lord for the sins of Judah. As a rough sea with waves that strike against the heights of the rocks. Like the mountains and valleys melt under the power of an earthquake, so the anger of the burning.

not underestimate his anger, because now he hides to make room for mercy, but when justice will be accompanied by anger, for the wicked there is no escape.

6 Therefore I will make Samaria a heap of stones in the countryside, a place to plant the vines, I will pour down the stones into the valley, I'll put the foundation into the open.

Samaria would no longer existed. Where once stood the city, there were vineyards and its foundations would be back to shine in the sunlight.

Yahweh apart and destroy the evil and often reverses things to zero, because the simplicity is worth more than iniquity.

Many times we accept the dirty compromise, instead the Lord destroys everything and brings to the foundation, when something new can grow, other than the tragic dynamic Home.

That is to say that evil does not impererà forever, but will be swept away along with those who do, in justice to those who trusted in the LORD. Not because they are better, but because they have acknowledged their sins and have not covered as it does the wicked.

8 For this I will mourn and scream, I will go stripped and naked: I will send de 'wailing like the dragons, and mourning as the owls. 9 Since her wound is incurable; extends to Judas, came to the door of my people, to Jerusalem. 10 did not proclaim in Gath! Do not cry in Acre! Beth-Leafra I roll in the dust.

The sin in this world is like a worm, a plague that spreads everywhere, without exception.

Even the tender age child has this terrible trade that emerges from childhood.

Man's nature is one and there is no remedy to it, if not the Lord.

Micah would be sympathy and despair in a city that closed his ears to hear and eyes to avoid seeing. The prophet was literally and even tried to be heard, he was ready to roll in the dust.

No wonder why, since Christ himself went on the cross to witness the name of the Father. He calls to do condolences in human misery to the prostitute of Israel, which represents every heart that machine to do evil.

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L'UOMO PRIGIONIERO DELL'IRA

Jonah 4

1 But Jonah he felt a great sorrow, and was irritated, and prayed to the Lord, saying: 2 'O Lord, is it not that I said to myself, while she was still in my country? So I hastened to flee to Tarshish; I knew that you are a God merciful, gracious, slow to anger and of great kindness, and that you repent of the evil. 3 now, O Lord, please, take back my life, because for me is better to die than to live '. 4 And the Lord said, 'Make good to be angry?' 5 Then Jonah went out of the city, and sat down in the east of the city, there was a hut there, and sat under the shade, according to see what would happen to the city. 6 And God, the Lord to heal of his irritation, had a growing castor oil, which climbed up over Jonah to shade him to the head, and Jonah was very happy because of the gourd. 7 But the next day at dawn, God made her a worm, which attacked the gourd and it withered away. 8 And as the sun had risen, God made a wind blowing suffocating in the East, and the sun beat on Jonah's head, so he was not, and asked to die, saying, 'It is better for me to die than to live '. 9 And God said to Jonah, 'Do you do well to be angry because of the castor oil?' He said, 'Yes, do good to irritate me to death'. 10 And the Lord said, 'You have pity on castor oil for which you do not have toiled, and you did not grow, who was born in a night and perished in a night: 11 and I would not pity Nineveh, that great city, where there are more than one hundred and twenty thousand people who can not distinguish their right from their left, and so many cattle? '

there was great joy in all of Nineveh repented and the Lord. Maybe we take it for granted and we slip the thing in the background, but not exactly so.

This is the condition of every man who confesses the greatness of God and the misery of his sin.

Nineveh, a city proud and lost in the maze of his wickedness, he converted a few words of Jonah.

But the prophet, who had reaction? Well, his irritation was not strong enough.

because I knew that thou art a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger and of great kindness, and that you repent of the evil. 3 now, O Lord, please, resume my life as for me is better to die than to live '.

That's Jonah, a real fancy, it seems almost surreal. Yet, the Lord began to laugh, nor to condemn, but simply tried to bribe a witness to give him what was his love.

It should be noted that Jonah knew very well who was the Lord, and he himself admits that his mercy is great and is slow to anger. Yet it irritates almost feel cheated because he had fled to the mountains and seas and in the end, he had yielded to the request of God, do not even see fulfilled what was prophesied. Instead of being a source of joy, however, the is nervous to the stars.

That Yahweh a simple and concise question: 4 And the Lord said, 'Make good to be angry?'

Some say that every minute of anger is a waste of time. Indeed, this feeling is like a cage that is gripping and keeps locked. The beast locked in a cage does nothing but turn round to tear anything that happens before. So the angry man does not bring about respect for what he has, but at that moment there is only his ego, his cause and his anger.

Ed è in quei momenti che il Signore ci chiede se facciamo bene ad arrabbiarci così.

Se lui stesso si pende della sua ira e della giustizia che fa discendere sui popoli, a maggior ragione anche noi dovremmo riflettere bene sull'ira. Certo, non saremo perfetti, ma un minimo di valutazione alle conseguenze dovremmo sempre farla, prima di sparare a zero su tutto e su tutti.

6 E Dio, l'Eterno, per guarirlo della sua irritazione, fece crescere un ricino, che montò su di sopra a Giona per fargli ombra al capo; e Giona provò una grandissima gioia a motivo di quel ricino.

Il Signore non disse più nulla a Giobbe, ma semplicemente fece crescere un ricino che lo rinfrancasse, ed effettivamente Giona diventò gioioso grazie a quella pianticella.

Nella notte però morì e Giona si infuriò ancora di più e desiderò morire.

9 E Dio disse a Giona: 'Fai tu bene a irritarti così a motivo del ricino?' Egli rispose: 'Sì, faccio bene a irritarmi fino alla morte'.

Come siamo stolti quando ci facciamo prendere dagli eventi e rifiutiamo il dono della vita per le prove che il Signore presents us! Often do not see them as opportunities, but only as a boulder from behind to drag. I'm not talking so much about big disasters, but of everyday life, when people gasping for snort to work and are held on the weekend to draw a breath of fresh air.

The Slender, day after day, and between one day and the other is not a moment's rest. It is true, but who knows how to enjoy the small steps every day, from morning to night under the covers, there is not gripped by anger. Sure, there will also be those moments, but still remain isolated and sporadic.

Jonah persisted in his rebellion and that was when the Lord said:

10 And the Lord said, 'You have pity on castor for which you do not have toiled, and you did not grow, who was born in one night and in one night perished: 11 and I would not pity Nineveh, that great city, where there are more than one hundred and twenty thousand people who can not distinguish their right from their left, and so many cattle? '

Jonah did not think the great act of salvation that fell on Nineveh, but he thought to himself, who had fled to him, to him who was swallowed by the sea, a lui che aveva detto ma non era successo, … a lui... sì a lui, perché molto spesso la rabbia è la conseguenza di un ego troppo grande, che non vuole tacere.

Giona sarebbe dovuto cadere con la faccia a terra e piangere per la grande misericordia di Dio verso quella città, e invece si irritò. Lui forse non era in grado di amare, ma non lo condanniamo, perché ognuno di noi, giorno dopo giorno, deve affrontare il proprio orgoglio.

L'Eterno si adirà sì, ma è anche capace di ritirare la sua sentenza per amore del cuore contrito. È qui allora che l'esempio di Cristo viene fuori in tutta la sua pienezza.

Allora dunque chi ama non è solo umile, ma anche lento all'ira e grande in pazienza.